Seems like it. Pros say the others are more customizable, but Midjourney is the best out of the box and has best quality. The analogy I've seen is MidJourney is the iPhone, the others are Androids.
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Dope! What prompts did you use?
As someone that was around making websites at 10 years old. before all of these drag and drop website builders were released. We use to have to learn the html from scratch and the classes would be in the thousands of dollars. Now it was worth it for the time we were in technology wise. but Technology will always attempt to make things better and faster. I remember back then people would say these drag and drop website builders were going to replace web designers and coders, and though it did replace many people, what they soon realized is people still needed time to get stuff situated and done to their liking. I do feel like AI art is the same, though you can get a quick image done, you still have to be able to take the time to get the images right, Especially if artists use the AI as "Stock photos" At the end of the day people will still need to have time to sit their and learn to utilize the technology to get the images exactly how they want them. There are still web designers out their making thousands of dollars per project, because they learned one of the most important abilities of all how to sell. But yes AI art is great.I do have to say something tho, I feel sorry for the graphic artists that will be put out of a job. Honestly as these AI bots get better and way more advanced at doing this there will be little need for them smh
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I added descriptors then " cinematic, 8k, uktra detailed, accent lighting, key visual, cinematic, filmic. ultra realistic film photography, Contax T3 SLR, 85mm lens, f/ 1. 8, accent lighting, wide shot, face, tropic waterfall, day, sunlight, glass person, falshy, glass --ar 16:9 --s 750 --v 5 --q 2"
You can also edit around in the photo descriptors above as well.
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